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-V . - . Saturday, May 9, 1931. CHURCH NEWS OF.: CHAPPLLLG STATION A. M. 1. CHURCH- NKWS. ' _ t Chapnelio Station A. M. fi. church ' brings its rally_to a c lost- April -28, ;! i'Jii 1. . 1 he repurls win e .us lulluw.s: ; States Governor Amount . Georgia?Mis. Annie Lo.vor $ S.iiO Virginia ? Zenobia l>, xon '.).(iui, Florida?Gillie Nownn ' lVIississ.vpi J- l.amuright ... I.*>..">{) |; 0 Ohio?Sallie A. tinnier 18.11'.) '. New York? Annie svoit,' is.7 > ] Michigan?-Oracle Uobin.sou liO.ta i.| 1 i.tu ile?I iolnuin 2.MK) ^ i Pennsylvania-^- M. liownum ... ilfi.Ut' | Soutii Carolina?Mai y Howler 7-1.0U , 'iot.il __ p Rev II .T R- ...I in Mil I r.i'iiii'ti T.itrn ' ? ?Mary?Bmvtrr Feeetveil lust j1 jjri/.o' Bowman, rinid Mrs. TTuciTt7 Holman, third. V FIRST CALVARY JiAPTlST * C1HJRCH NKVVS. . Lust week Ajtr.il 27-May the ! third anniversary oi' Rev. S. S. I . Youngblood aK pastor of First C'ukj t vary Baptist church wast-heW: ^ The w"4'*'' _yim was greatly ' - * enjoyed by those who attended. On"! Monday nhdit the services" wore re., dend by Wesley M. K. 'e+iui'eh. Rev. Ci. W. Cooper opened the pVoirYao: i ~ With n wonderful , message TTiTi dT hope und best wislu'j. t'Or -the future. On Tuesday 'iiiich^J Tiw??vtetrc- ' were rendered by Zion Baptist church* Rev. J. i\ Roetler presented 'two views on life; one by Solomon, the!. '/other by Christ. He explained ho.v , tlie pessimism in Solomon's Outlook ~-v was - eoveml by Christ's Tmconv""' C i- words. ? Wednesday, nijfht \ve~were favored ~ to have Bethel 'A. M. K. church render the services. Rev. R S l..,wretice and his people Rave us hew hope and ambition to press up... J)r. Lawrence preached-' a. very suitable sermon l'or the occasion. Thursday .night the services were rendered hy Dr. Rrices of Rencdic 11_ ? Ciollt Re. who-is supplviiiR Union Rap tist. durinR dhe illness of Rev, Roy kin. Dr. RritfRs "and the people of Union Raptist held our attention with a Wonderful cnrm.n. ...1 ? of praise. Dr. lsr? '" s' sermon was far reaching in many wavs.' On Friday night thy program jiwiu-wliat. A musical tn-.ti was rendered by the Ladies (J lee Club of First Calvary.' The Club is under the direction of Mrs. S. S. ' Ypungblood, who is well prepared for her' duty. Those who listened" to this musical treat claim it as the best of its kind. Ill order that those who failed to enjoy this part of the program the Club will be presented amain. Look for the date thru this paper. Sunday morning over a hundied children enjoyed the usual Sunday school services, and departed with , happy hearts and smiling faces. Bringing the anniversary services to a close the Sunday morning program was given over to l)fr ('. B. . A?trTg'li:l V t* 1't'Mcgy. |>r Antisdel's . message was very dad pfu-L . He spoke of the church, its purpose K ^JLul duty. Turning aside from thi- .i he presented, a gospel of love, sym pathy ami pity for tlmse who httvv gone wrong. As ? members of First Calvary, we' ??-wto sav nublklv that m- b.n-r? enioved the?tin ee?years ol"?service . rendered by our pastor. lie lias been i with us in our homes?wh * there t was trouble, alul has tried in every ! way to comfort us. We have seen ! in him the true s^b-it of Christ, no j aet.-of his'has caused lis to look do\vn-: e? - ward; We -have been nourished by ; if his sermons, heloed by his advice and encouraged by his- outlook in life! A*" he hay been -'faithful to its;? we hope to ever remain faithful to him . and the cause for which we all are working. Again we wish to thank "the pastors ' and members of the respective i churches?w4ro?In Iped?Hi?maltc one pastors -anniversary a success. We ; also- thank Prof. II. Riddick for his '' service to the Ladies Glee Club. J RFTHLEHEM B. CHURCH. NEWS Rev. Sarah H. Smith, P-istnr ' ' s On last Sunday morning a large" crowd of young people as well as old attended the " early morning prayer meeting at 5 A. M. The prayer service were very helpful to hose present. The 103 Division ofe tffe rsalrh ! was read as Scripture lesson.- Sunda} School was at the usual hour. ^ A 1 urge number cf anxiou ? ehiHrrrrj v'jfe present Wi.l much intere t' wa^ I t'?en from Psalm 20:5. We will re-' nome ot ^.accnaeus, aiier wnien a jivetjrreview was made liy the Hupt Irap. Ed. Hayes. After prayer service we eatered into the morning worship. BroT < Richardson took his text' fropi Isa. 6th using for a subject: "The woiiderful. works of GodT^ The message v as enjoyed by all. At 7:30 P. M. those whi va.v.0 . '!y listened to a series of Sones p'd ''t. rt felt prayers, af* ; whion 1 P.ev. s. H. Smith nlected the Division of the Psalm as .the evening , les&dn. Collection was taken up for the poor by the ushers. Her text was tken from Psalm 20:5. we will re joice in thy Salvation, and in the name of our God we will set up out titions." Subject: "The Church Banner." She declares that the Christian banner, represents the Gospel of the truth, with the form of the " cross (the iiHuiption), and underneath the i ' SOUTH CA.ROLIN.A form of the cross these words are^ written: "Unto those that love him, today marks the -beginning of our light against Sin and Satan," the 'tanner will wave until the 3rd Sunlay" ih ^May. Rev. L. Morris front Charleston, S. (\, is. conducting the meeting, on "Monday night he spoke [ fry fore-cable front Luke 10:30 and went '('own' front Jerusalem to Jericho I til l St ir among thieves, which stripind ium of his raiment, and Wounded iiand depart* d, leaving him half lead. ~ Many penitent hearts came '? Lly? .''tar and bowed for prayer. The Missionary Circle met on Thursday -aftcr-Hoon-, ArprH 80th. at the resident of . Mrs. Lizzie Lou UrlHin ioik- C alhoun Street;* The Society was called to?uredr at?8!80 IT SIT bythe lies ident, Mrs? 11 nift. After the regular business xyas transacted the lesson \va? dismissed very beautifully by the pastor. We we Be very plaid to have Mrs. P.. lUisseFwith us w4m matle some pleasing remarks, and excellent, program was rendered by the following memhors: Miss W U^y, 1Uisi; 1,son, L.- Grillin, 11. Cooke anfl M. Fowler. It was very much enjoyable, the Society adjourned to meet on Thursday. Max 7th at the resident of Mrs. Fie pence?Cu n n o r 2240 Washington Stifrctr???~ IIKTIIKI. A. M. lb CIICKCIl NOTKS Suiulav? Mav 10 i< "M..dvn..'.. '? ? . . ? ? \/ w IIVI I 'U \ ahd. the last Sunday before the "Candle Rally '?runu'?uih,?which" will?beMuiulay night, the 11. Special services observing "Mi?ther's Day*' will no had throughout the entire day Sunday to which tin* public is most loiiliiiUv invited to witness; also the Rally. Propri.m on 'Monday night. Xlmc-nvomises to be a very intfh'cssfvT iieiasion as well as suceehsTui . amT certainly the presence of the mem bets and well wishers will behighly appreciated by the pastor ynd olbeet's The services Sunday the did will lie l>. nt it'n 1 and impressive' for e.oodr In ginningw it... The SundaeS.-b < .!_ through tin evening" services. Dr. Lawrence though not tfeelitlg Well Sunday morning preached' a noble sermon at 11:15, rom the subject: "The Reward."-. Text found in. 1st Peter f?: l; Ala.uy rejoiced at the ?loriousoiitpouyjng of the spirit while he preached the go.spel in . it's simplicity.The prugrTiiYt by the State Federation of Women, held :\t d P.M. was very e.oiid?and highly ?enjoyed ?by tbnsolendid address" to the Young People at the Christian -F.ndeavor hour, also Mr.MIem;y Webber for securing lvini and tonducTmg "the' pr ogfam, The most beautiful part of the days' storvico was held at S P. M. when Dr. Drwivnce asseinhled a class of 21. young converts, of bethel during the revival just closed and a prnees sional line of stewards and. stowardesses along with the past of* escorted the hi up from the Sunday school room for. baptism nml. follow jnt<? the church. ? After rending tlu- 51 PsnJm and commenting on it "for 'no hem fit 01" the class, lu- tin n onme down and Tnpiised iand fcTh)\\ shipped 21, others who could not "ho present will ho .fellowshipped from 'tii?n? t time w lie,| found possible. \V" hop'o "the I"' i d-eihip, will make a saciiillc" an ! resn aid To (ho nil] of~th 1 paster~rmtt t lUWlh-^nlso' PUi'-'friotiiKs- in Vivhxinee -for what over ], !p you mav 1< nd us,,.... Tho sick !im' o radu t!l\ improving, I'rof. Hawkins is still at (jo'cd SaUluritTT) n.'>pi;aT fesi:i.I well at this" writing. I.ot us- hope that aM * may attain ho restored to h-.ai'h. , ~~ ST.. .1 \MlsS . XKiVS The WtatheV being very good Sun day . neojde eatne to church and the services were very good. Tho. Sunday Schtiol /.convened at' l.li o'clock and lli?? lesson was Welt discussed l?y teachers. niia vie We'd by Rev; Owens. M, lia'Ill l.'ov.. ()wciny.prc;,udu.:d a serpen ' Matthews'25: llJ-2d sub ieeP'TV.u- Social." Rev. Cooper wortiippcd with us Sunday morning. Communion was given to ad christians.-'One joined the church. Mis ionarv Meeting was hold at (' o'clock map*; >vere presc-fi(, ' , Atp-AP.'h) o'clock Rev. J.C. Andeison preached a seranxm for Mrs, Johnson's Cluh from Matthew 25:1s; "2 Parables." Rev. -Myers preached a very exceln'nt se'ri^yui Sunday night, subject: lloM \oiir rcai'i'. . 1 he choir Iron; Sidney Park Church was with us in the itfteVnoun, and rendered very sw? et music. Mr. Rid dirk at the organ. A May Quien Contest was present ed last .Monday evening by Miss.BePthn Bouknight?i-u?iuU'iest of?t4ui Junior Choir. It was a great sue1 cess,. S'27.20 was realized. First prize: Adline Johnson; 2nd Celilia l'helps. '."Ird little Miss Jones of the 2nd Calvary Baptist Church, -?A?group ni* niemher> came to the parsonage \Yodtksday night singing "Shout Togither 'Children." Rev. ami Ml-. MuVm ium'i' in the church / and came out to find that the mei'ni?ei;s liail unlocked (he .door, lit up the parsonage and plain iT on it he iTini11g roiJin ta~b ft ~i 11:vny good things tovjt. Mrs. Maggie Davis and others were sponsors of the great surprise Brother TT7 TTi Singh ton made a pro sent, at on spotudi.. for?the group. Remarks' by Rev. and Mrs. Owens of appreciation for tin splendid deed. ?-The?Mtcwardes??Boards?id?1? 2 did a great big thing in dressing the church on, la-t Sunday. The pulpit bad a new carpet on tin- TTobr "anil in the lower altar also; two new ..tables and the ehoir bo*- was- ditssed in new frill".?Mrs. Maggie Voting-is President of Board 1, and Mrs. Katie l " " T . ' ' ' , # THE PALME Solomon of No. 2. These boards art' ImririK no pains in making i,t pleas ant. for the church. A Mothers' Day Program will be presented?.Sunday?morning?rmri?Stttrtltty -night.. You nrt^jcoi ifjally "invitid to conTb~7Tnd worship With u?: "The Devil in the Church"- will.be presented in St. James T'riday nite; admission Id cents, ^ Three are still on the sick li t Uro. K. Carr, Sisters Dorolh,\ Siiupkiti . and l.uia Lylcs. J . . / WKDtiKl'l I'M.l i Sunday was a great da'"* at P. tlicl ivus in full biohin teachers and pupils wvre on the job. - The les. o.n wnis jeaulil'ully discussed subject "Jesus -m?The?Home?of?/.arrhaeiis" alter which our l'astor, Uev. J. K. 1 >ixon, ,rave a" splendid outline of Jorielio and ^vji'wetl thi.? b.'.fS'"' . _T ?: At 1 1 o'clock the church services -began. VW enio- ed a wttrm?Dove i ? niK u-'?wr?wore -ruined ?ont T>iduy ni^ht- At, 1 1 jilev. Dyxon preachedd A powerful' . tUl'IHO II 1 i'UlU J St? \1 II j[l 1 ll W Ubieet, "The Gospel Prep fvntion aiul lie Spirit of God cajne.duwi+ upon jus so much so, there were tears of joy. 11 persons united with the chureh. The Lord's Sunner was admiuL&lered _ n nini-ry-three pel sons . ^ Rev. Dixon will preach for Ttev, A K. Hilton, Pastor of . Union RapLisl Uhurch the fourth Sundav at .">:0U ?'clock TheI'.o will be a Jack?-v Play Monlay nifht, May 11. vThe public is invited. .???*?- ? There will be. a-'special Mothers' Day pro'Tani Sundae nioniin"'. All the members and friends are asked l<? bo present. ? shady'grove a. m. e. CM I ECU NE\\> Watts, S. C\, May 'l.?Sunday beinc a beautrftil?dayythrro wore many church tfocrs. The- Sunday Scln o has put oil now life, tin-' attendant increases every Sunday. The Supt ' ij. (ifcr"" end his corn, of teacher! were at their post of duty on las1 Sunday and the lesson 'Mesu.s in tin Home of Zacc.tyaeris.'; was interest male studied by^ classes ?ami--iust ively reviewed hy our pastor. At thtt usual hour of preaehiht: Sehvice Rev It A I ... i.: . ... . ., 4 ? . iwr? i.j4l > V I I' 11 I ,v many, hearers a Wonderful sernujr from (it-n. 4.r?-28.: The hearts <>I christians burned within and there was grt*ut repricing among; the chris tians. During; this- service (3) were united to the church. The interest ing sermons that are being tlelivei;et by Rev.. Lykes are drawing crowd? and putting new life into the church At. present wy are in the midst o* go over the top. * The Second Quarterly Conferchci will he held May .23-24 with Kldcr ' R. Smith presiding, all faithful nn m hers are looking forward to -this quarterly meeting, anticipating t glorious time. ?' As throughout. the ?T tU'iiTdict ion Watts Lodge No. 7310 'G. IT. O. oT T7 F., will have their aunua.1. exercisi in Shady Grove A. M. Church SermOn will he delivered by Rev. 15 Rice of the Baptist Church. Stuulav May 10th. Rev. Hi. A. Dykes- tl(c /esteemed pastor of the -Warrenton Circuit wa> ih>. week-end house guest of. l!r?> Willie Wardlaw and family. ? Recently..a surprising weeding bel was rung m'"fnir t'ominwiTrr.'Wlici Aliss.- Alma Kreemau*and Mr: "71v?;s. Ritts were united .in Holy Wedlock Their many friends are congratulating and wishing theTn much-' joy a? thov"sail"on the sea of matrimony Horn to Revrand MrsT.H. A.'l.vke? Ion April 0th a fine hoy, Bahy ;u? : nmJhrr 1UT rrtomg nnv.lf> , trn?ami will' lias a- beautiful?tnrrnTf of children. ' Miss, Inez (!. Wharton left recentlv l*t?r .Ij. I..- New V??rk^_j \TlieIv -h will spend the-summer.? with Ini uncle?and aunt Mr. and Mrs! ,1. \ Voting. We are triad to jtave Mr. pnd Mi Charley 'Williams) faithful riiemhers of Jacob A, M7 K. Phiiiieh h7oV< . in our cumnninity and beCi.inu ;i pun of us. Rev. J. B; Burns ofiltte' West wro a transient visitor in our eoinm.in ity Sunday. Rev. Burns is j>asti>i of the Browno-Jacob Chapel Circuit He is greatly impressed with he ' pe.)[lll' itliil jlil'oi ins that?mrrm?hrm been united to the church since Ik lias been with thenn Among the many visitors th:i worshipped with- us Sunday, . were Bid. I. S. Lee of !*T .Mary. Rev. Join Thomas of Clear Spring.-"Miss Kleas* Johnson' of Browno ami Mr. W. I> Woods of Mt. Cana Baptist Church Mrs. K. J, Wharton was the after noon guest last Sabbath , in Hie honu if Mesdames Kin ma Williams am Maria Harkness. Her stay.was en joyed in these christian hpnivs. ~iri5MMlN:(iNV.\Y NEWS Sunday was a high day at ou church. Sundav &ehool was r?p*?r>--? at !>:.'l.r> A. M.. with Bro.' P. W Itodgers pr&siding the attenduuci was good ami- the lesson was di:-ro< , sell, teachers and schohirs. Mr. I!! Self a young1 graduate of Cha\i: (iradcd School was presented and In addressed the school: subject: "Wi arc not Satisfied," he made r last-mi impression on the audience /lie is ""splendid orator, Then Rev. ,T. S Turner,, B. P., gave the school on of his masterly ujVfiftiilg talks v.hicl was enjoyed by all. Rev. Turtle while, pastoring in the state of Fin. lost his sneech and went to Cnnati. for treatment the specialist advise him to retire from the ministry am let the treatment have the desire effect, resulting in him coming to hi old. home for quietness. . We hop | At 11:80 Ar lW. Rev. W, *M: WrTgh delivered the message from Exodu . 44-14, collection \$as good. IThe Passing of Ijnuis Gray Mr. Louis Gray died Thursda> I . J*. * ' *. ,N. . SC.- * HO LEADKR ' i 1 i.iinj* ;i1 I:<M> n'clock after a short j jIIiic s ?rl" i'neuinoina ami. was htuied j .Friday witlr full Masonic honors, he bcinj; a member of Bit; 1 I.od^e No. | - ! '. A .?.M. here?He H aves a wifi? .r? /-hiMren and 2d erand children and . I H*i}'*a1 e i and To mourn his lost. T Be v. K. I).' Tray be i lift the oldest all lives In re hut Mrs. Josephine1 Brooks ot -Ilamle4N. (V who arrived in lime .to attend the funeral. Knterinent Jerusalem Ceinetary. Bev.* W'm. Wrieht ollieiatetl. Mr. S. A. WrTKht whit-It WUs I'O- ' rmrted .i< k died Sunday the I'.Mh of - ;> pri!?ne- e aft< r a prohrnvi'd illness of be i1 I rouble and was buried with .i full Samaritan .honors* * I le beiny: a j .No. yxs I. <). id' (I. S. and I), of S., 1 II was \ iee" chief at the .lime of bis j .death, Il<' leaves a wife nnl if i - -I'.'llh l " ' > ".I'ee mil " !-' e.-v i.. ' mo n n his death. Mrs. .Julia Moore of Foil way motored here and was at his bedside when the end c^me. he w: s an example in thjs community _ irnrr lUat-dio^ieetf--here Inndillg a helning. hand to :iU that needed, !u* will - 4tt-?great Iy? missed ji'erc. sr. m auv ( in iu'ii m:\vs Mt. t'armel, S. .('?The?Sunday Srlund. was called to order hy the assistant su perintendent Mr. John - Norman a;?tly; usual?time. ? Tilt* lesson was beautifully dis-~ cussed I#y thi> sehon,. Tin* school really, is interested in the lesson. W'r had a Hue program Sunday-i under lhc direction a?f Mr. John Xur* men. We had several solos.', duetts and recitations. Mrs. Lizzie Murray? and her faipo.us .choir furnisiied " ''u occasslqn. The |;a>tor J." S." \V'. Harper j>ia in fn 11 oiie oil JjlsLuliLlinn- sermons and everyone \yiUd. "home with a_ - lu'Mi'f?rejoicing?net aUst1 of?In lin ing? such a sermon. , ' > St. tjondw ill's Sunday school took ! -p."-! wi'h . ii<# in the morning; exercise-..?. W'v also had the _fullu\y? r int?; Ae iloi front Uock Kurd Church: I Messei.s llarohl lielclier, 'It.; Samuel >* "'Ihrel'er and Columbus Mc('oinhs. -4? .Mi . .Man 1'ihlis is in Anderson, S. ("... w it h 'he'r sick- hrother. \S'e : i e loo.*ii...i i i ... ...:o . 1-. in i III i.illll-l Will SUOtl jocoxcr ,s.> she van felyn.. " M i"l?('alliuutt?passed?ittfto ' the vxya! heyuml May 2. 1 1. Mi'f^Thflrew. .1 eiill.iits aiuMtis. t':iiniI\ ; "Wi'iv xyvllatlili'iI eallyi'S in the- colli i mumty "flVricfay" May , V\ \ KI-.-SiH)A l.S NKWS - : , The S i.?11i?I < Miarlcrlv Coiil'erciiV'v ! I l!i?' W : t* Slmalf aii.l Donald Cir- 1 I Mitt ?:i : S'linlay, May '! al All. ()|iv? ' . V. Al. K. ('lunch. I >11ri:11 < 1 s.. S. ('. Tie . v I'i > :in' Klijvi*. Dr. Sam Nance i- j a numhcr olio -preacher. y Tin-?(-H'n+tji'' ?? }'?W-hfc?Shoal?are I |m?u?l i" know rti.nt Mr. J. C. Uar- I i rail a yi?i;i!>? naiHi ami steward <?f Bitf > I:, (ilia A. M. K. Church of War? - Shoals iia.- aal .an examination picas 1 i i!:in the I\ K., ami was /ranted" a ! i ! >(:.! license to^iri ach-'the /ospel; .we -tl.C. Iff jlill, sUCCess. \'iv. Kinnnt W .Maddux. Principal II.' the Ware Shoal- School rruwe a ' ' vol \ socvil rrtfnir -at her home lairt \\-can c -i!a v uie pl hi honor ot he'i . iiao- 'il. I-.'?Art?:?S::; all?I llll!l!lioli;llil. I', \ . Willi" left this VVwk iol'-JU-T j. '! em- in ImiowiIc: I i nil.,' to resume i * 1 (i? r .vvm K. All.., Alary .1. -Shci vail,1 who 'ha* , .j.<cht 11-ii!. awiiilc here with her o ueiilcr. Alls. I'loieiice JanieS. lei'' .in.. i?a?hoiiu,v m Hh4oHamU4^, \ . Y-:,...;? ? <<:ilJ'.''Un-iei! hy-hei' rhnn'hTeV.'''* -s 1'hiia nci1 .lane s. * - i in 'r)ii;!sil:n\ ni-t'hl. April .'ID. a i i.'- hirthdaiv oar!? was ??i\en 'a' - "r-""--.Mr. ? ----- ? 1 ioiu y Sdo , 1 -id Ml ul' 41 to i I" twin dal!?f Fftuli| * !.>;-i.; M.irv and Martha White. - "" ' ' ' c.nla ami n-c croup. " - u . 11 ( . \ ( 11. 4^*+-?w ;i ili^. (rills II-LuI I tr't'inla fix Iii.iinvAva.-. In'.tini fully 1'coi at?ai w i111 .tXitJSRVI^^i- AH vv bo' aL.?;. I'l.'/t 11 oiciiip iJial hupiritf the il a | i . pciiiii i('inii(.-> Ihrotir'i. loo. . !lc>.. lii t.uu, I'a tor df Little Ki\ i: lla"* 1 cli 1 I .his choir-ren. : ?~H' ice ! (.' * I !e\. .1. S, _M .nllit i.\ -?t I>i .(I ! ? IS.inli I Church ((|i la.-l' t- *i(I:>?n i'yt it--? ?: ?? > r I !.c- ;< (il I!m'' wo'nt to Mf. < .V. >1" J\. *(*liuivii',"ut ITorial." Sunday e\eiiin-tr to participate in c Saijr'iri' <'( i;i\out ion. 'I'lli- ooitvon i< 00I01'0< (1 of till" following I , U_L_ LL-: 1 ' ( ! .-! ol' Ware Sho.l-'.^ Ml. < Mi\c of 1 loii iId-; and die A. .M 1 : :>***** >** : ** PI LIMT, FAMILY > : > " - Reduced I - s 1 u'< i:tl nrrniipvnuMil- wit) I alil.a! to'ull'cF I'ulpitFamily liiittl ttfs. a! jriva!l.v reducer tu 'I'dirty-'l'wo Dollars at a t deli\ ered 10 votir tlixir. v ??-* ; - - ---'?-j. .Aduress, > ' Dr. ).. M. lH'N 'Ms..... ...... VV% % WV^ i . ? - ' . . . . 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DANlliLS I'liysiciun and Surgeon peeial Attention tiiveti Hi-eases Women. f f ice ,?, f lvv;i i>if p?> .i.ii.? . -i? 125 Washington 223o .! latin n" Phone 0420 I'hone 7;?*" 4 DR. STUART 'fi n r?Hum 5 1 t1111; '.?7- * 1:00 to 1 :Utt l\ M lies. 4' fTibCV to 8:00 1'. M. Ojliee .3~l": iffic e: Resnivin ?030 Taylor.*St.; ' *. 1117 I'mt >.: )ffire Hours: i'inUu1 A. M. to 2 H. M. U< >. I IV-M. to K" 1'. JV1. Uilnv ?2 4DR. \Y. 1). ChaMH-lle I'liy.sinan and Surgeon ?i *iae a sea ill vv uinen ami 1 Itil.t- M " A Specialty -TTttlVe: ~ "Kesideru'e" 11". 1 .iv.lV * StiVfi 1. :??i - 1'. I'ujuml.ia, >. C. )rfic*- I'horie MOT lies. I'lnine ~N. J. i Ki:i)i:ui( K 1 M torney-al -1.a W and Notary 'I'tfblic pit\i i it h in .m i. cm ins ?tSlalc and Federal ' I I IH VNaahiiiKtt.il St., Columbia." S. < J. li. JOIINSON & CO. I ? Notary Public anil Dealer 'n ?i'fii.te?ami ' ale wf lute?m ~ P1NK llll Hi K CK.VKTKRV ???.,. A College Place. Phone 6422. |l llO&Vfc Washington. Street ' j